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Cold Boot

Attacks: Cold boot attacks consist of removing the DRAM or power-cycling the machine in order to read the memory content. The DRAM is often chilled to slow down the loss of information that occurs when the cells are no longer refreshed.

Mitigations: The DRAM is soldered, and protected by the active clamshell mesh. Cooling down the secure microcontroller will trigger a tamper event, erasure of the encryption key, and system power down. Encryption keys are only stored in the main memory by the UEFI for an extremely short time before they are passed to the SED, and are securely memset’ed long before the OS is booted. When the machine is put in sleep mode while the user is away, the key is not stored in the main memory nor in the SED controller memory. To prevent other kinds of attacks on the memory content, the entire RAM is wiped before the OS is booted

>>59994636
didn't read

>>59994512
In case of emergency, throw computer in furnace

>"How do I use the cloud Anon?"
"You're already using it, Dad. It's just a marketing gimmick for storing your data online. Your gmail account is 'the cloud', and you could email an archive of your photos to yourself to have it backed up there if you wanted."
"oh"

Actual conversation I had with my Dad last week.

>Autism: The Novel

well at least you have a dad

mine is dead

>>59994305
kmspico

>>59994305
Windows activator or whatever that keygen thing was called. If you're lucky someone might link

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>>59994316
fuck its kms not kmz... its been years since the last time ive installed Windows... thank you anon :3

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First for vintage Seiko sweaterposting.

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>>59994015

>>59994057
does this also have the jap days or nah

I quite like God/Eyeballs

Feh

Viewnior
Windows Photo Viewer in case of botnet

I've got a Thinkpad T530 with no screen, no OS.
I've got a Mini DisplayPort to DVI-D cable, a VGA cable, an RJ45 cable, power adapter for the T530, and a non-EFI PXE server setup.
There is a password set for the BIOS, and I know the password.

I can't traverse bootup blind to get it to network boot. pls, anyone w/ a Thinkpad T530 willing to guide this blind anon?

>>59992914
is a 2008 t60 worth anything, it's fully functional

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>>59992914

T430 Master fucking race.

Add in a $50 SSD, $12 3rd party adapter, and $30 3rd party 94Wh battery.

$200 each (after upgrades) for a laptop that benchmarks within 10% of current gen ULVs and can be tossed off ladders.

You're stuck with them, sadly.
>IBM AIX
Holy fuck. You've got one of the original unices. Enjoy that shell, anon.

LCD backlight film is stuck to the rest of the screen components
Put an ice cube in a Ziploc bag and slowly rub it over the dark spots
That will clear them up for the most part, not all the way but it will be near unnoticeable unless you really look for them

>>59992936
>You're stuck with them, sadly.

Ah well.

Yeah, I bought the monitor because it can handle pretty much ANY resolution or refresh rate. Including what my RS/6000 wants. This is the first time I've gotten it to work on a display. Previously I had to use it over serial console only.

>>59992628
>surface pro 3
>linux
>some Mac ripoff desktop environment
You deserve everything that happens to you

Simple. Just go gay. It would solve numerous problems including overpopulation.

>>59992628
You're using a shit Window them and numale icons. Get that sorted out first.

>>59992419
because your open pages and history are constantly read and processed through an algorithm or whatever the fuck, it makes it easier to advertise to you, and to optimize your time spent searching the database. i would imagine if you don't have to search 10 times for the same thing, and only have to search once, they probably save a fraction of a cent. i dunno man. probably the handler assigned to you in the guardian angel program is helping you out.

>>59992419
Dude that shit has been happening for years. Frankly, using Youtube in the first place places you in square in the middle of botnet valley, but I'm sure you can get around it with enough privacy addons.

also, because it's easy to predict the future of a lesser entity with sufficient data.

>>59991827
Already knew about this. Still no news about what's going to happen to Ubuntu GNOME (my current OS)

>>59991839
They previously announced the next LTS would be gnome. But the next short term release will also now be Gnome

>>59991827
Time to switch to KDE.
GNOME is complete dog shit, incompetent devs and Red Hat's black hand.

>>59991731
thats an awesome cosplay of late 90s numetal

Canon 490CDS laptop.
It was a good deal for a Pentium 133MHz.
I didn't need a Pentium 133MHz.

>>59991731
a big ass 17-inch screen clevo laptop. serviceable, great display.

not for gaming btw, just for grad school. which involves me trolling through a lot of old texts in various languages, and often different versions of the same core text, side by side. think of it as using diff all day, but for more conceptually abstract purposes.

anyway, thing was easily dissembled and reassembled, looked great, and worked nicely for a couple of years. then all of a sudden the keyboard started getting dead keys, so i had to replace that. then one dead pixel after another after another (had like 10 noticeable dead pixels by year 3 of owning it). then the kicker. i plug in my charger one day, unplug a few hours later, and the jack rips out with it, breaking a bunch of the plastic surrounding it, and severing the (unfortunately soldered) connection between it and the motherboard as well.

i had enough at that point, removed the drives, used 'em for a jbod setup as a backup device, then dropped a big chunk of cash on a precision 7510 (which was the best computing purchase i've made in a long time). this machine has the same kind of sturdy build quality as the old mac powerbooks. no regrets.

Install Ubuntu.

and then what? im kinda new at this stuff and i have a kali vm would that work?

>>59991736
and then what? im kinda new at this stuff and i have a kali vm would that work?

>>59991477
I don't get it

>>59991477
Wrong board, moop.
Understandable since same level of faggotry and shitposting

>>59991561
>I don't get a demonstration between a mechanical shutter and digital shutter

>>>/b/
You're not old enough to be here yet

The solution is simple: Don't read forbes.
Everything you need is on archive.is, or can be summarized by >>>/news/

>>59991452
Your only savior is adblockers and scriptblockers.

>>59991473
Forbes isn't the only one that does this, but they are one of the worst.

>>59991428
Fucking YES. Also a pretty decent launch for a new uarch, Intel fucked up X99 so much more and it was only a new platform.

>Was the waiting worth it?
Not really, but at least AMD finally has SOMETHING semi-competitive for gaymur retards to buy up

>>59991428
The 1600 immediately became the price/performance king on release, and this is before Zen+ improves things even further.